New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1928, Page 10

Orbaites Laad in Kitchen Sink ‘S0 Protected Prostrated Mistress GOLORADO GITIES HOUSES HODERN Equipment | ‘Washington, Sept. 21 (P—Color- ade’s urban homes are ranked high- er than the average throughout the country with respect to the number | equipped with kitchen sinks and running water in a survey conduct- ed by the General Federation of Women's clubs. In Coloerado towns of 10.000 to 25.000 population. 90 i every 100 dwellings were found to have this housekeeping accessory. The state, however, was not rank- ed 50 high in the number of homes having electricity. Only three fourths of the Colorade urban | homes are electrically lighted while | the national average in urban homes 13 four-fourths. A larger proportion of California farm homes use electricity for cook- ing than do those in any other state. Tu New York state, 263 small towns | were listed as lacking sewer sys-| tems. The propertion. of hom equipped with sanitary facilities in towns having sewer and water systems was higher, however. than in cities of the same size elsewhere | in the United States. | DOG WAS NO HELP | Police Couldn’t Ald Her Philadelphia, Sept. 21 (UP)— When Mrs. Mary Ferguson vru[caurd police. overcome by ‘the heat Reyburn Plaza her collie “Scotty,” not énly prevented passersby from aiding her for a considerable time but held four policemen at bay. When “Mrs. pavement, several pedestrians hur- ried to her assistance, but the over-zealous dog, protected his mis- tress so well that no one was able to approach her. Police were noti- fied and soon a ‘patrel with four officers appeared. but even they were held back by the persistent barks and snappings of “Stotty.". All efforts to cajole the dog were fruitless .and his mistress continued to lie on the pavement. Finally a muzzle was procured and slipped over the dog’s head. Mrs. Ferguson was then revived and the patrol wagon took her to her home, but even then “Scotty” kept a dubious eye on the proceedings. Tip as the French Do Advises French Paper. Paris, Sept. 21 (P—Tips in hotels still remain such a perplexity for tourists that the newspaper Excel- sior has published a scale for the benefit of foreigners indicating what a French traveller would expect to give ADVICE WAS COSTLY Portland, Ore, Sept. 21 (UP)— “Dpctors’ orders,” followed impiic- itly by two patients in a Portland spital cost them $100 and a gold watch. . “Remain quiet, rink no water and keep your face to the wall” the patients were advised by a pro- tessionally dressed young man. ‘The patients ol d. When they grew tired of obeving, they turned over, searched their pockets and Ferguson fell to the HOUSE DIVIDE, BUT HARMONIOUS Pueblo Bonito Described af Scientists’ Moeting New York, Sept. 21 —A prehis- toric Amertcan house that was lit- erally divided against itself was de- scribed ‘today before the Interna- tional Congress for Americanists By Neil M. Judd. of the United States National Museum, Washington, D.'C. Mr. Judd described the architec- tural development of Pueblo Bonito, an Indian village of New Mexico made of one single houss,” which was abandoned abcut 1,000 yeags ago, after reaching a population ef nearly 1,500, living in some 800 rooms. “The occupants,” said Mr. Judd, “included two distinct peoples. These were entirely unlike, despite the basic similarity of their respec- tive cuitures. So wholly obvious are the difference. in their architectures and in the product of their minor industries that we are seemingly justified in assaming that these two groups actually spoke different lan- guages. But they dwelled together here, in apparent harmony, - for many generations.” Mr. Judd said the second group of people that come to Pueblo Bo- nito dominated the. first group al- ready there, to the extent of erect- infl a single tier of houses which enclosed the older settlement “and concealed its eccentric architec ture.” The older group was con- \ servative, seemingly slow to indulge in the up-te-date trading done by the newcomers, who bought Ma- caws from the lowlands of Mexico, sheils from California, and like frivolities of that day. “But the old, conservative group.” Mr. Judd saig, ‘'continued to live in fts corner of ths great communal settlement, almost wholly uninflu- enced by the arts and industries of their neighbors.” _— OVERDOSE OF “13's” Thus Alleged Embezsler Fad Bad Tack, Was Arrested New. Orleans, La., Sept. 21 (UP) —The name Harry E. R. Swales contains 13 letters. So does the name Jameg L. Daniels which be- longs to a detective who brought Swalea to New Orleans charged with embezzling $39.39—303 times 13 cents—from & company the namo of which contains 13 letters. Marquis Deaver, whose name con- tains 13 letters, brought the charge against Swiles. Swales’ home ad- dress contains.13 letters as does the address of the company for which- he worked. Harry Snyder, chief of the bureau of investigation for the Eureka Vacuum Cleaner company on July 13 came 1300 miles from Detroit, to investigate Swales’ account. e ‘'PRAY FOR MONEY AID Memphis, Tenn., 8ept. 21 (UP)— Praying two at a time in two-hour shifts girls sheltered at the Beulah Training Home for unmarried mothers, are seeking aid for the un- fortunate financial condition of the institution, with 24 hours of con- tinuous prayer, . With but §$53 cash assets and monthly expénses of $600, directors have. planned a drive for. funds to be made in October. GEORGE H. WUCHERT Jr. Former 'Manager and MARK T. LAKE Former Men’s Clothing Buyer of the S BESSE SYSTEM STORE : Extend » CORDIAL INVITATION ' to Their i : Mo.ny. Friends and the 'Public :f New Britain and Vicinity to Attend the i -OPENING of Their NEW MEN'’S axd BOYS’ SHOP Saturday, September 22, 1928 When They Offer to the PUBLIC The Same Merchandise Formerly Carried by the Besse System Store R Service — Style — Quality — Value At Reasonable Prices MEN’S YOUNG MEN’S FURNISHINGS CLOTHING Hallinan Building HEADWEAR WUCHERT & LAKE Tel. 150 Sex Our Window Disolay BOYS’ Opposite Strand Theater NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1928, darmes by the and suidenly FRENCH SEEKING LEAF SHUGGLERS Tobacco 15 Being Brought in Hegally . Paris, | Sept. 21, (UP)—"Baccy- runners” are doing as thriving a business along the Belgian-French trontier as the bootleggers who op- erate between Canada and the Unit- ed States. The problem is begin- ning to worry the French police, for it is estimated that millions of francs worth of tobacco have been smuggled into France during the past two vears. In Belgium, a kilogramme of to- bacco can be bought in the open market for less than ten francs. In France, it is worth between six and seven times as much, but as the law against contraband carries heavy penalties for anyone found celling the smuggled weed in France, the “baccy runner” is usu- gium, doned material has ordinary straw. brought their horses’ manes and biggest profit was made just after the war when the French cannens returning from the Belgian battle. fields were stuffed with the weed. OLD CASTLE IN SWEDEN SHOWS MODERN IDEAS Central Heating Plant and Adequate In most twisted Drainage Comforts Known in movements andon their bag- gage and ' return speedily to Bel- cases, the aban- conaisted of ‘While the gen- darmes were swearing in their dis- comfiture, however, at not distant frontier lanes, safely weekly supplies to their agents on the French side. In many cases rivers have been forded in the dead of night, the smugglers carrying their tobacco in waterproof sacks. Automobile wheels have been packed with the weed instead of pumped with air. One old Belgian real smugglers farmer used into his But the sights of southern Sweden. From an open hearth in the cen- ter of a huge basement kitchén, where two entire oxen could be roasted at the same time, stone flues were found to lead to the dif- ferent apartments on the four up- per floors and alongside pne of the kitchen walls there was a stone sink with an outlet through the seven foot wall to the outside. Built of uncut sand stone, impor- ted from the Baltic island of Got- land, the walls taper until five feet thick at the top. On three sides the site is surrounded by artificial to|lakes and the approach on the fourth was originally cut by & double moat. Glimmingehus is said to be the only castle of a Mediaeval noble- man in northern Europe, still main- tained In its original state. Erected in 1499 for the then Danish gov- ernor of Gotland, Jens Holgersen Ulfstand, it has now been donated to the BSwedish state for perpetual preservation, Amateur Scientists in U. S. Wane in Number New York, Sept. 21 (M—The ama- teur in science in the United States, Anjou. It is now one of the rarest|thess teachers, 16 per cent in re. search institutions. 13 per cent gove ernment employes, and 10 per cemt in applied science. 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